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Durban Destination Guide @dbntourism On behalf of the people of eThekwini Municipality, I am delighted to becoming leading global desnaons in compeon with the welcome you to Durban, a vibrant city where the blend of local older, more established markets. cultures – African, Asian and European – is reflected in a montage of Durban is a lifestyle desnaon that meets the requirements architectural styles, and a melng pot of tradions and colourful of modern consumers, be they internaonal or local tourists, cuisine. business travellers, conference aendees or holidaymakers. We are a true reflecon of the rainbow naon which embraces its We are not only famous for our great weather and warm unity in diversity. beaches, but we are also a desnaon of choice for outdoor Our locaon and accessibility make us a gateway to Africa and the and adventure lovers, ecotourists, nature lovers, and people World. who want a glimpse into the unique cultural mix of the city. Through the investment we are making in upgrading tourism It is my utmost pleasure to welcome you to Durban and hope infrastructure, Durban and South Africa are fast on their way to that you will have a wonderful stay in our city. His Worship the Mayor of EThekwini Municipality Cllr Mxolisi Kaunda email: [email protected] @dbntourism Unathi Press riksha Suncoast Casino, Hotels & Entertainment Kings Park KLOOF FALLS Krantzkloof Nature Reserve Pack your hiking-shoes, your camera/binoculars, and pack a picnic basket, because you are in for adventure when visiting Krantzkloof Nature reserve. The Reserve is situated just outside of Kloof (4 kilometers to be exact). You can expect breathtaking views of the gorge, waterfall and hectares of dense forest and vegetation. Ample safe parking and ablution facilities are available with beautifully green grass and braai area. Although they ask a small cover charge per person to enter the location, you can be rest assure the funds goes to a great cause. And it's totally worth it. Reserve Manager – 031 764 3515 or visit: https://kknr.org.za/ Oxford Village The Oxford Village in Hillcrest is set in magnificent rose gardens creating a relaxed country atmosphere. It incorporates some 160 Victorian-style shops offering a wide range of goods from rare books to art and crafts, clothes fashion accessories, fire places, barbeques and novelty gifts. to top it off there are tea gardens, restaurants, cocktails bars and a supper theater. Enquiries: 031 4519 680 Held every Saturday near Hillcrest, it is the best place to buy organic produce, fresh flowers and delicious breakfasts, and has a wonderful country atmosphere. www.shongwenimarket.co.za Marianhill Monastary Mariannhill Monastery is a haven of tranquillity. The people who live and work here are friendly, and enjoy talking about the place. They don’t have to follow the Trappist dictum that conversaons should be entered into only when necessary. Missionary work in Africa was impossible without communicaon, so Pope Pius X signed a decree that separated the missionaries at Mariannhill from the Trappist Order but they remained part of the rest of the tradion. The monastery was founded by a hard working monk called Francis Pfanner. He bought a farm called Zeekoeigat (Hippopotamus Pool) in 1882. Pfanner coaxed the local chief, Manzini, to bring 300 families to live around the monastery and form a congregaon. There, the local children were given elementary schooling in the mornings, and praccal courses in agriculture in the aernoons. They were also taught skills such as prinng, carpentry, blacksmithing and tailoring and the mission soon became self- supporng. Giba Gorge Tel: +27 31 700 4288 Giba Gorge Mountain Bike and Adventure Park The Eco Park on Your Doorstep! Why would you visit? Safe for kids . animal friendly . fun for the whole family. Our friendly staff are waing to welcome you to Giba. Cycle racing, outrides, bike hire, restaurant, play area. Cycle, walk, run, ride or simply relax and picnic with the family. Tel: +27 31 769 1419 . Cell: +27 79 451 4898 (Jethro) hps://www.gibagorge.co.za Crowhurst Spa Imagine if you could drive just 20mins outside of Durban to a secluded, tranquil Day Spa surrounded by lush gardens and an avenue of trees. Crowhurst Spa is the Ideal desnaon to enjoy team building, some “me me” or have a pamper party. Visit Crowhurst Spa Today, our highly qualified, passionate therapists will ensure you have a memorable experience. Enquiries: 031 767 5078 031 322 4164 Monteseel and Krantzkloof Gorge are two of the best known spots. 031 322 6026 Inanda Dam Just a couple of kilometres beyond the Durban suburb of Hillcrest, within the Valley of a Thousand Hills, you can drive straight into South Africa sporng and viewing history at Inanda Dam and Resort. This spot has become legendary as the compulsory second overnight stop on the Dusi Canoe Marathon, a thrilling fixture here for six good decades. Aside from sporng and all endurance busng acvites, we also have wonderful day visitor’s picnic areas where you can also gaze at the wonderful view of the dam, Zebra game, bird watching and sounds while relaxing. 031 766 9946 Zebra and other wildlife can be spotted at Inanda Dam and Nature Reserve and PheZulu Safari Park Inanda Dam boat ride 170 years old 58.5 Workshop Shopping Centre 031 304 9894 [email protected] Central Pavilion 031 275 9800 [email protected] Westville Musgrave Centre 031 277 8420 [email protected] Berea African Birds of Prey Sanctuary 031 785 4382 art@africanraptor .co.za Umlaas Hotline: La Lucia Mall 031 562 8420 [email protected] La Lucia 0823590900 [email protected] Gateway Theatre of Shopping 031 514 0500 [email protected] Umhlanga Animal Farm Yard 031 765 2240 [email protected] Botha's Hill Chatsworth Centre 031 403 5451 [email protected] Chatsworth Phezulu Safari Park 031 777 1000 / [email protected] Botha's Hill Seadoone Mall 031 903 2681 [email protected] Doonside Natal Lion Park 031 777 1205 Umhlanga Plaza 031 561 1020 [email protected] Umhlanga Natal Zoo 031 785 4707 N/A Camperdown 031 566 2887 [email protected] Crocodile Creek 031 785 4708 N/A The Crescent Umhlanga Crocworld Conservation Centre Oxford Village 031 451 9680 [email protected] Hillcrest 082 920 0730 Camperdown [email protected] 032 940 4444 Umlazi Mega City 031 902 8202 [email protected] Umlazi Flag Animal Farm [email protected] 039 976 1103 Tongaat South Way Mall 031 465 9411 [email protected] Seaview 032 947 2018 Scottburgh Pine Crest 031 701 4164 [email protected] Pinetown [email protected]/ Umgeni River Bird Park 031 579 4600 / info@flaganimalfarm.co.za Ballito City View Shopping Centre 031 309 6737 [email protected] Greyville 031 579 4601 [email protected] Durban North Windermere Centre 031 312 5959 [email protected] Windermere China Mall 031 332 4338 [email protected] South Beach Centre for the rehabilitation of wildlife 031 462 1127 [email protected] Yellowwood Park Glenwood Village 031 201 0137 [email protected] Glenwood Westville Mall 031 266 0028 [email protected] Westville Lillies Quarter 031 765 4037 [email protected] Hillcrest Hillcrest Corner 031 765 5345 [email protected] Hillcrest Watercrest Mall 031 763 1551 [email protected] Waterfall Philani Valley Mall 031 909 0608 [email protected] uMlazi Christians Village 031 765 8551 [email protected] Hillcrest Bluff Hillside Mall 031 467 7959 [email protected] Bluff Kloof Village 031 764 0314 [email protected] Kloof Bluff Towers 031 467 8723 [email protected] Bluff Westwood Mall 031 279 2160 [email protected] Westville Pearls of Umhlanga Mall 031 940 6840 [email protected] Umhlanga Galleria Arbour Town 031 904 2233 [email protected] Amanzintoti Cornubia Mall 031 001 0160 [email protected] Mount Edgecombe Arbour Crossing 031 904 2233 [email protected] Amanzimtoti Phoenix Plaza 031 507 8505 [email protected] Phoenix Bridge City Shopping Centre 031 530 3190 [email protected] KwaMashu KwaMnyandu Shopping Centre 031 907 0134 [email protected] uMlazi Moses Mabhida Stadium 031 582 824252/8222 [email protected] Durban African Birds of Prey Santuary 082 925 3023 [email protected] Fun World 031 3329776 [email protected] Durban Marianhill Monastery 031 700 4288 [email protected] Marianhill Durban Ice Arena 031 332 4597 [email protected] Durban Makaranga Garden lodge 031 764 6616 [email protected] Hillcrest Ushaka Marine World 031 328 8000 [email protected] Durban Durban Natural Science Museum 031 311 2256 [email protected] Durban 031 368 1660 Riksha Rides 083 626 9669 [email protected] Durban Durban Mini Town 031 337 7892 [email protected] Durban Ricksha Bus 031 322 4209 [email protected] Durban Animal Farm Yard 031 765 2240 [email protected] Botha’s Hill Durban Botanical Gardens 031 322 4021 receptiondbgt.org.za Durban Giba Goerge Mountain Bike Park 031 769 1527 [email protected] Durban People Mover Bus 031 309 2631 [email protected] Durban Spirit of Adventure 086 133 3919 [email protected] Shongweni South African Sugar Terminal Tours 031 365 8126 [email protected] Tongaat Zulumoon Gondolas [email protected] Durban Umgeni River Bird Park 031 3225750 [email protected] Umhlanga Victoria Street Market 031 306 4021 [email protected] Durban Mitchell Park
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